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| Correction Commissioner Arnone to retire after 39 years of service |
| By stamfordplus.com |
| Published: 02/26/2013 |
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HARTFORD, CT - Governor Dannel P. Malloy announced Monday that he has received notification from Department of Correction (DOC) Commissioner Leo C. Arnone of his intention to retire from his position effective April 1, 2013, following 39 years of service with the State of Connecticut. “Commissioner Arnone has served the State of Connecticut for nearly four decades, providing his expertise in helping ensure safety, security and order for the people of our state,” Governor Malloy said. “As commissioner of the correction department, he has particularly been respected and admired, not only within Connecticut, but throughout the country for turning our correctional facilities into a nationwide model. While I will miss his dedication to state service, I know that on a personal basis this is the right decision for him at this time, and I am grateful to have had him as a member of my administration.” Arnone was first appointed as Commissioner of DOC by Governor M. Jodi Rell in 2010 and then re-appointed to the position by Governor Malloy upon his inauguration in 2012. DOC is responsible for oversight and administration over the state’s correctional facilities. Read More. |
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